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A figure obtained from your anal sphincter is unlikely to be reliable.
Veggie burgers.
A no-deal Brexit poses a substantial risk to public safety, with police officers instantly losing vital access to cross-border investigative powers and databases, the home secretary has been told in a letter from the national body of police and crime commissioners.
In the leaked document – marked “official sensitive” – the police leaders urge Sajid Javid to immediately draft contingency plans, warning that officers faced “a significant loss of operational capacity” should the UK crash out of the EU in March.
They say that they are becoming “increasingly concerned that such a loss of capacity could pose significant risks to our local communities”, and urge the home secretary to act swiftly to address their fears.
The letter from the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) cross-party Brexit working group was drafted after consultation with the National Crime Agency and the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). The document expresses alarm that the government does not appear ready for such a crisis....
Actually, cooked the right way (medium rare) with a red wine jus, very, very tasty...
Billionaire said Britain would be "perfectly successful" outside of the EU, but is now opting to leave
Leaked document lays out for first time deal proposed to Leave.EU backer, sparking new questions over Moscow’s role
"Sir Jim" has a really nice ring to it...Scot Dutchy wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 1:04 pmWell the richest British rat is deserting the ship:
Sir Jim Ratcliffe: UK's richest man and ardent Brexiteer is moving to Monaco
Billionaire said Britain would be "perfectly successful" outside of the EU, but is now opting to leave
More than 100 Westminster constituencies that voted to leave the EU have now switched their support to Remain, according to a stark new analysis seen by the Observer.
In findings that could have a significant impact on the parliamentary battle of Brexit later this year, the study concludes that most seats in Britain now contain a majority of voters who want to stay in the EU.
The analysis, one of the most comprehensive assessments of Brexit sentiment since the referendum, suggests the shift has been driven by doubts among Labour voters who backed Leave.
As a result, the trend is starkest in the north of England and Wales – Labour heartlands in which Brexit sentiment appears to be changing. The development will heap further pressure on Jeremy Corbyn to soften the party’s opposition to reconsidering Britain’s EU departure.
Researchers at the Focaldata consumer analytics company compiled the breakdown by modelling two YouGov polls of more than 15,000 people in total, conducted before and after Theresa May published her proposed Brexit deal on 6 July.
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